Examples of using Worn-out in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Programming
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Official/political
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Computer
When replacing a worn-out drill inserted into a chuck with a new one, it is necessary
developing old worn-out components and tools.
We encounter here a new slogan designed to replace the worn-out labels of the New and Fair Deals.
Often in the repair of old buildings need to replace worn-out plumbing risers
What do you think would happen if a professional tennis player showed up to an important match with an old-fashioned wood racket and worn-out Chuck Taylor shoes?
only old, worn-out ones were left, Jhinna.
I think that the present"peaceful relations" could be likened to an old, worn-out shirt consisting of patches held together by a thin thread.
that is to remove worn-out coat and re-varnish.
cranky… worn-out hunks of metal who couldn't hurt a fly.
The whip used should be neither new nor old and worn-out, but something in between.
replace old, worn-out cells.
Detective, what would you do if you had an enormous amount of old, worn-out bills with old serial numbers?
management has grown and advanced, far too many business leaders are bringing the equivalent of wood rackets and worn-out Chuck Taylors to their annual performance reviews.
The worn-out form is easily treatable,
All worn-out American, Canadian,
among other things, will be worn-out faster.
people who are weary, overwrought, worn-out, despairing, dropping out of the ranks
to try and fix our old model, worn-out, leaky unit.
The first two of them were so often used in the lyrics that now look like worn-out cliches.
If I'm telling you now that you are a miracle, the image may no longer seem so worn-out.